Middlesex To wit

The Information of George Turner< no role > and
Samuel Featherstone< no role > taken before me this
21st. day of November 1770

Who being upon Oath severally say and first the said George Turner< no role >
for himself says that on the 7th. day of November Instant a person
now present who calls himself Samuel Young< no role > hired a Mare of
this Informant to go to Imber in Wiltshire and to return again the same
day to Warminster where this Deponent lives, but that the said Samuel
Young< no role > never did return again with the said Mare; and the said
Samuel Featherstone< no role > for himself says that on the 9th. of November
Instant the said Samuel Young< no role > sold a Mare to this Deponent as
his own property at this Deponent's house in the Strand which Mare
has since been claimed by the said George Turner< no role > , and the said
George Turner< no role > for himself further Says that the Mare now in
the Possession of the said Samuel Featherstone< no role > which he this
Deponent has claimed is the same Make that the said Samuel
Young< no role > hired of him as above mentioned and that he does verily
believe the said Samuel Young< no role > obtained the said Mare from him
with Intent to Steal her

Sworn before me
Novemr. 21. 1770}
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George Turner< no role >
Saml. Feathestone< no role >